Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-09-22
LOCAL BREviTIEs.

See Mrs. Lopez's big ad. You won't hav
to strain your eyes to read 1t, but it'll max
your mouth water-mind that!
MIR. Robert Hotsou some time ago loaned
some person a new trowel. He wants it re
turned. for he has immediate use for it.
The Fredericktown Standard is "kicking'
because the branch charged SO freight OF
500 worth of furniture. Move oyer ontt
the..through line, brother.
Howe,s New London Show is In town to-
day, and promises an unusually good enter
tainment. Doors open at 200 and 100 P. NJ
Admission, so and % cents.
DIED-At her fathers home, on Crane
Pond, Iron county, No., Monday, September
10th, 1887, Sarah c., Daughter of j. j. W
Miller-aged about IS years.
The G. A. r. organization here is known
rs Iron Post. Iron Post is a stable thing
certainly, for cavalryman to hitch to, oil
any other comrade to cite" to.
Mr.. Jacques, of Omaha, was in Ironton fol
a fe days this week. While in this vicinity
he invested considerably in real estate, and
believes there is an early outcome to South
east Missouri.
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
bridge, and the approaches and abutments
will soon be ready for the iron superstruet-
ure. The appropriation for the work, com
plete, is 81 800.
The iee-ma has left us ''out in the warm
Tommy has sold every pound Of the unusu-
ally large stock he put up last winter-and
still the thermometer springs upward like
ship on the stormy wave, or Texas pony
ssbucking."
-Tis such small one, and its needs are not
great; yet that poor, old, dilapidated, little,
insignificant and humble but useful bridge
fronting the millinery'store goes unrepaired.
Is there no balm, no bowels, in the street
department of the City of Ironton!
The Nebraska gentlemen who came to this
town Monday to Look ut the samples Of marble
prepared by Rezer of Ironton, express
ed themse b ~ serS, tathraid not init
mare what .nesss .lsse would ne regarding
the sames-Freda-,q7a0n Standard.
Straw hats have been called in. However,
there are q few who will continue to wear
them to show that they are not vain nor
governed by fashionable routine and this
is where indeed 1t may be said that the
straws do "show which way the wind
blows"
The ladies of the Methodist Church at Des
Are will give Grand Concert and Festival
on Friday evening this week. The pro-
gramme contains music, tableaux, and reel
tatfons. After the Concert the usual light
- Admission. S)
and Is cts.
It has been a mooted question II there IL
any true nobility in the world, whether it il
blue or any other kind Of blood that courses
through the veins and arteries: but now
that we know there is Pilot Knob, the
most skeptfcal must admit there is Mob
ilIty there.
We have several communicating "fled
for future reference" Th4olNltT appear in
the REGISTER next week. At prdent our
capacity is limited by reason of legal ads,
but they evil have run their course with
this issue, and then an eiongation of space
for reading matter will follow.
The front of tonsorial palace here has
displayed above the awning, and near the
9OD Oh the SAH bSoA Aor~ VII ASe>.-N
i" Clothing Store," which gives rise to the
inquiry: "what clothing is it the tou-sir
has for sale, If it is not wigs for the bald
and mustaches and goatees for the kids?
Hon. N. Seitz, who has just returned from
some all-healipg springs, is about to erect
two new buildings in Middlebrook, an evl-
tieuee of his restoration to health and vigor.
IL further evidence of health and judgment
were needed, it is only necessary to say that
B. SHEPPARD, of this place, Is to be architect
and foreman.
Rev. FL. Clay FIeenor is now in charge of
the Fort Hill church, according to recent
appesuEment. He honored the REGISTER
with a short call Tuesday, and found us up
to our ears (which plentiful appendices
were also partly submerged in work. We
hepe to have him come again and make him.
seh 1T home in our den.
We understand that prospecting in the
Shut-In hsx been suspended for the present
Mr.. Reed, under whose superintendent the
work has been carried on, went to st. Louis
a couple of days since, but will probably
5000 return, when operations may be re-
eumed and carried on. on a bigger scale than
before. There is iron in the Shut-In. and 1t
viii be developed some day.
The presumptioa is that all true Chris
tians will draw q pension in heaven; and,
no doubt, those who get there will find
great surplus in the celestial treasury
there have been so few, as yet, guaiinsd 20
be enrolled; to which We may add that In
order TO be sure and get pension, every
true Christian should subscribe for the Reg
lister and propitiate Deity, - We'll as the
proprietor of the paper, By paying for u In
advance.
YIN. MeGahan. who runs the refreshments
stand GEAR by the railroad depot ut Middle
brook, IL about to visit Colorado-for what
purpose we have not learned: but rumof
has it that NIskism will double up before
he gets back 2iIi, Is one of the boys it will
do to Tie to, as you viii isarp If you will visit
his place of business. lie is sl~ays there
and always smiling. Midd.abrook, witnolt
McGahan, would aot be Middlebrook, and
when he gets back fro@ Colorado-why,
then